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Find sustain pedals and pedal units for keyboards and digital pianos, from simple footswitches to full three-pedal systems for a more traditional piano setup.
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Find sustain pedals and pedal units for keyboards and digital pianos, from simple footswitches to full three-pedal systems for a more traditional piano setup.
The collection covers a range of pedal types for different instruments and playing requirements. Straightforward sustain pedals such as the Yamaha FC5 provide simple on/off control, while piano-style models such as the Yamaha FC4A and Roland DP-10 offer a more familiar pedal design. For players who need more expressive control, the Yamaha FC3A supports half-pedalling, allowing the amount of sustain to be varied according to how far the pedal is pressed. The Roland DP-10 also supports half-damper operation on compatible keyboards.
For digital pianos that can accommodate multiple pedals, the collection includes dedicated units from Yamaha, Roland, Casio and Kawai. These range from compact triple-pedal units to model-specific pedal boards designed to complement particular stands and digital pianos. The Kawai F-302, for example, provides damper, soft and sostenuto pedals for the ES920 and ES520, with half-pedal support and a design intended to attach to the HM-5 stand.
The range also includes practical options such as pedal extenders, alongside sustain and piano-style pedals from FZone, Casio, Yamaha, Roland and Kawai. This makes it possible to choose a pedal based on the instrument, the type of control required and whether a simple sustain function or a complete piano-style pedal arrangement is needed.